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point rental liquidators (by R P.):

tonym248 wrote:
Tony, this is what a client sent me on Tuesday after trying to call PRL and I have been trying to reach someone to get more info...

"Due to several unforeseeable circumstances Point Rental Liquidators had no choice but to dissolve as an entity on Thursday, November 8th. To do the best we can by our clients, we contacted vacationtimesharerentals.com who is the largest and most reputable timeshare rental company in the business and has been explained that PRL had shut down. We let them know that we are referring all of our existing clients to them. They offer a free listing service as well as an option to make it a featured listing that you can pay a membership fee or set up the featured listing but on a commission structure with no upfront money. You list it on their site yourself and it provides a number to call if you need help... This company is not an affiliate of PRL in anyway so they are not going to want to hear about the past but move forward with what they can do for you... Sorry for the inconvenience..."

That is as much info I know right now Tony and wish I could tell you more. At this point I would give VSI (855-VSI-TRVL ext7) and see what they reccomend as far as banking with them or RCI/II. Tony I wouldn't have expected this to happen, as it was my understanding that PRL was doing great. I and the representative working with me were assured that everything was great and wouldn't have shown the product otherwise. The whole "sorry for the inconvenience" line at the end has me livid. As I get more info I will forward it to you.

Neil Y.

PRL should still be held accountable for their actions.

As far as BOA backing PRL ..... that doesn't seem to be the case ..... evidently people signed up (legitimate signatures) for a BOA credit card via PRL and SSH.

The two salespeople that charged a large amount on one client's BOA credit card ..... that's an entirely different ballgame and BOA should write off those charges as fraud and look for the scammers so they can be arrested.